VT26 Chemical Biology

Respondents: 66
Answer Count: 38
Answer Frequency: 57.58%


 

VT26 Chemical Biology

Respondents: 66
Answer Count: 38
Answer Frequency: 57.58%


 

The course was designed in a way that provided me with opportunities for active learning. For example: seminars with discussions, group work, projects, student presentations, role play, peer learning, practical exercises, laboratory work, workplace-based learning, etc.

The course was designed in a way that provided me with opportunities for active learning. For example: seminars with discussions, group work, projects, student presentations, role play, peer learning, practical exercises, laboratory work, workplace-based learning, etc.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
22 (5.3%)
33 (7.9%)
46 (15.8%)
518 (47.4%)
6 Totally
   agree
8 (21.1%)
Don't know1 (2.6%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The course was designed in a way that provided me with opportunities for active learning. For example: seminars with discussions, group work, projects, student presentations, role play, peer learning, practical exercises, laboratory work, workplace-based learning, etc.4.71.122.6 %2.04.05.05.06.0

I felt included and respected during the course.  For example: I was comfortable collaborating with other students, speaking in front of the group, answering teachers' questions, and I was listened to (not interrupted, ridiculed, or similar).

I felt included and respected during the course.  For example: I was comfortable collaborating with other students, speaking in front of the group, answering teachers' questions, and I was listened to (not interrupted, ridiculed, or similar).Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
21 (2.6%)
32 (5.3%)
43 (7.9%)
512 (31.6%)
6 Totally
   agree
19 (50.0%)
Don't know1 (2.6%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
I felt included and respected during the course.  For example: I was comfortable collaborating with other students, speaking in front of the group, answering teachers' questions, and I was listened to (not interrupted, ridiculed, or similar).5.21.019.3 %2.05.06.06.06.0

The course as a whole was good.

The course as a whole was good.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
23 (7.9%)
34 (10.5%)
410 (26.3%)
513 (34.2%)
6 Totally
   agree
7 (18.4%)
Don't know1 (2.6%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The course as a whole was good.4.51.226.2 %2.04.05.05.06.0

The course structure and methods used (e.g. lectures, exercises, seminars, assignments etc.) were relevant in relation to the learning outcomes.

The course structure and methods used (e.g. lectures, exercises, seminars, assignments etc.) were relevant in relation to the learning outcomes.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
21 (2.6%)
33 (7.9%)
48 (21.1%)
517 (44.7%)
6 Totally
   agree
8 (21.1%)
Don't know1 (2.6%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The course structure and methods used (e.g. lectures, exercises, seminars, assignments etc.) were relevant in relation to the learning outcomes.4.81.020.7 %2.04.05.05.06.0

The course built upon my knowledge from previous courses in the programme.

The course built upon my knowledge from previous courses in the programme.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
21 (2.6%)
31 (2.6%)
45 (13.2%)
510 (26.3%)
6 Totally
   agree
20 (52.6%)
Don't know1 (2.6%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The course built upon my knowledge from previous courses in the programme.5.31.018.8 %2.05.06.06.06.0

The examination was relevant in relation to the learning outcomes.

The examination was relevant in relation to the learning outcomes.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
20 (0.0%)
33 (8.3%)
42 (5.6%)
517 (47.2%)
6 Totally
   agree
13 (36.1%)
Don't know1 (2.8%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The examination was relevant in relation to the learning outcomes.5.10.917.1 %3.05.05.06.06.0

When/if I had questions or problems with the course content, I felt that I could turn to my teacher/supervisor for guidance.

When/if I had questions or problems with the course content, I felt that I could turn to my teacher/supervisor for guidance.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
20 (0.0%)
33 (8.1%)
44 (10.8%)
59 (24.3%)
6 Totally
   agree
18 (48.6%)
Don't know3 (8.1%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
When/if I had questions or problems with the course content, I felt that I could turn to my teacher/supervisor for guidance.5.21.018.8 %3.05.06.06.06.0

The feedback I received from teachers and peers throughout the course supported my learning.

The feedback I received from teachers and peers throughout the course supported my learning.Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
0 (0.0%)
23 (7.9%)
31 (2.6%)
49 (23.7%)
514 (36.8%)
6 Totally
   agree
9 (23.7%)
Don't know2 (5.3%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The feedback I received from teachers and peers throughout the course supported my learning.4.71.124.3 %2.04.05.05.56.0

How do you perceive the workload in this course in relation to the number of credits awarded?

How do you perceive the workload in this course in relation to the number of credits awarded?Number of responses
Far too low0 (0.0%)
Too low0 (0.0%)
Appropriate19 (51.4%)
Too high16 (43.2%)
Far too high2 (5.4%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
How do you perceive the workload in this course in relation to the number of credits awarded?3.50.617.1 %3.03.03.04.05.0

Rate the following aspects of the course (the more stars, the better)

Number of lectures

Number of lecturesNumber of responses
poor0 (0.0%)
 3 (8.1%)
 8 (21.6%)
 13 (35.1%)
good13 (35.1%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Number of lectures4.01.024.1 %2.03.04.05.05.0

Length of lectures

Length of lecturesNumber of responses
poor1 (2.7%)
 4 (10.8%)
 9 (24.3%)
 14 (37.8%)
good9 (24.3%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Length of lectures3.71.128.4 %1.03.04.04.05.0

Number of seminars

Number of seminarsNumber of responses
poor0 (0.0%)
 3 (8.1%)
 10 (27.0%)
 13 (35.1%)
good11 (29.7%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Number of seminars3.90.924.5 %2.03.04.05.05.0

Amount of practical work

Amount of practical workNumber of responses
poor0 (0.0%)
 5 (13.5%)
 11 (29.7%)
 10 (27.0%)
good11 (29.7%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Amount of practical work3.71.028.0 %2.03.04.05.05.0

Number of project work meetings

Number of project work meetingsNumber of responses
poor2 (5.4%)
 8 (21.6%)
 6 (16.2%)
 13 (35.1%)
good8 (21.6%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Number of project work meetings3.51.235.1 %1.02.04.04.05.0

Project work group

Project work groupNumber of responses
poor0 (0.0%)
 5 (13.9%)
 5 (13.9%)
 11 (30.6%)
good15 (41.7%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Project work group4.01.126.7 %2.03.04.05.05.0

Rate the following teaching modules.

Lectures

LecturesNumber of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor7 (19.4%)
OK9 (25.0%)
good12 (33.3%)
very good8 (22.2%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Lectures3.61.129.4 %2.03.04.04.05.0

Seminars

SeminarsNumber of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor4 (11.1%)
OK10 (27.8%)
good16 (44.4%)
very good6 (16.7%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Seminars3.70.924.4 %2.03.04.04.05.0

Computer lab

Computer labNumber of responses
very poor2 (5.6%)
poor4 (11.1%)
OK12 (33.3%)
good13 (36.1%)
very good5 (13.9%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Computer lab3.41.130.8 %1.03.03.54.05.0

Inhibitor (wet) lab

Inhibitor (wet) labNumber of responses
very poor1 (2.9%)
poor4 (11.4%)
OK7 (20.0%)
good13 (37.1%)
very good10 (28.6%)
Total35 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Inhibitor (wet) lab3.81.128.8 %1.03.04.05.05.0

Project work

Project workNumber of responses
very poor1 (2.8%)
poor1 (2.8%)
OK12 (33.3%)
good14 (38.9%)
very good8 (22.2%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Project work3.80.925.0 %1.03.04.04.05.0

Lab manuals

Lab manualsNumber of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor0 (0.0%)
OK7 (19.4%)
good19 (52.8%)
very good10 (27.8%)
Total36 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Lab manuals4.10.716.9 %3.04.04.05.05.0

For the entire course rate the attitude of the people (staff) you have been in contact with the MBB on the course.

Course director (Bernhard Lohkamp)

Course director (Bernhard Lohkamp)Number of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor0 (0.0%)
OK2 (5.4%)
good8 (21.6%)
very good27 (73.0%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Course director (Bernhard Lohkamp)4.70.612.4 %3.04.05.05.05.0

Lecturers

LecturersNumber of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor3 (8.1%)
OK11 (29.7%)
good17 (45.9%)
very good6 (16.2%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Lecturers3.70.822.8 %2.03.04.04.05.0

Seminar/Workshop teachers

Seminar/Workshop teachersNumber of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor3 (8.1%)
OK9 (24.3%)
good16 (43.2%)
very good9 (24.3%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Seminar/Workshop teachers3.80.923.4 %2.03.04.04.05.0

Lab teachers

Lab teachersNumber of responses
very poor1 (2.7%)
poor3 (8.1%)
OK4 (10.8%)
good19 (51.4%)
very good10 (27.0%)
Total37 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Lab teachers3.91.025.1 %1.04.04.05.05.0

Course administrator (Anurupa Nagchowdhury)

Course administrator (Anurupa Nagchowdhury)Number of responses
very poor1 (2.9%)
poor0 (0.0%)
OK7 (20.6%)
good13 (38.2%)
very good13 (38.2%)
Total34 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Course administrator (Anurupa Nagchowdhury)4.10.922.8 %1.04.04.05.05.0

Course lab (Margareta Kling Pilström and Joseph Bruton )

Course lab (Margareta Kling Pilström and Joseph Bruton )Number of responses
very poor0 (0.0%)
poor0 (0.0%)
OK6 (18.2%)
good12 (36.4%)
very good15 (45.5%)
Total33 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Course lab (Margareta Kling Pilström and Joseph Bruton )4.30.817.8 %3.04.04.05.05.0

Did you experience unnecessary repetition or overlap during the course (within the course or compared with previous courses)?

Did you experience unnecessary repetition or overlap during the course (within the course or compared with previous courses)?Number of responses
Yes - within the course3 (8.1%)
Yes - compared with previous courses7 (18.9%)
No25 (67.6%)
Don't know5 (13.5%)
Total40 (108.1%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
Did you experience unnecessary repetition or overlap during the course (within the course or compared with previous courses)?2.60.624.6 %1.02.03.03.03.0

The Labster simulation about NMR contributed to your learning and understanding of theory?

The Labster simulation about NMR contributed to your learning and understanding of theory?Number of responses
1 Totally
  disagree
1 (2.6%)
21 (2.6%)
35 (13.2%)
43 (7.9%)
51 (2.6%)
6 Totally
  agree
3 (7.9%)
I did not 
complete the
simulation
24 (63.2%)
Total38 (100.0%)
 MeanStandard DeviationCoefficient of VariationMinLower QuartileMedianUpper QuartileMax
The Labster simulation about NMR contributed to your learning and understanding of theory?5.81.831.2 %1.04.57.07.07.0